Finding her Soul Mate in New Zealand
“Barbie Doll” Han Chae-young is taking the lead in a Korea-New Zealand co-production, Soul Mate, to be directed by New Zealander Scott Reynolds (When Strangers Appear).
Backed by New Zealand production company Eyeworks Touchdown and a Korean film house, Soul Mate is a horror movie telling the story of an Asian woman living in New Zealand, who becomes entangled with ghosts and dead spirits. The film will be entirely English-language, which Han’s management feels will open the possibility of aiding her toward Hollywood. Let’s not put the cart before the horse, fellas. Han Chae-young did live in the States and speaks English, but still has a very thick accent and limited fluency, from what I can see in interviews.
Reynolds plans to be in attendance at the upcoming Pusan International Film Festival, which we’ll be hearing a lot about this week, I can assure you.
Via Yonhap News
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i bet most of her lines consist of screaming -_-;
at least she has a project every single year
It’s nice seeing her back. But whats up with everyone trying to get into hollywood. No one wants to stay in good old korean anymore?
everyone and their moms are heading to hollywood.
she should just try making euros instead of US Pesos….I mean dollars.